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This Week's Guest Is:
Sat 07.10.04
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Eduardo Holman
-Apprentice-
-Curandero-
-Don
Martín Martínez performing a cure in front of his altar in
Ojinaga, Chihuahua,
Mexico-
-Tarahumara Indian-
Guest's
Website
His other
websites:
Don Martín Martínez:
http://ojinaga.com/curandero
Patiy Zacarías:
http://ojinaga.com/curandera
Manuela Porras:
http://ojinaga.com/santisima
Antonio Vázquez:
http://www.ojinaga.com/tara/curandero/
Refugio Rivera "Doña Cuca":
http://www.ojinaga.com/cucalimpia.html
Bryant
"Eduardo" Holman, a "gringo"of Presidio, Mexico, is a
student of Curanderismo, or the belief in the practice of magical
healing. He joins us this week to reveal the fascinating world of magical
healing among the Tarahumaran Indians of Chihuahua, Mexico.
In addition, Eduardo has been invited to learn Brujeria, or witchcraft,
which he is doing for the purposes of
self-defense.
CURANDERISMO
by Bryant "Eduardo" Holman
When I first came to live in Ojinaga, I immediately became intrigued as to
how much the people here are influenced by what is almost an obsession with
what we might term the supernatural. I came to find out that this fact is
almost the cornerstone of the culture here, and that this is really the norm
throughout Mexico. It amazed me that anthropologists and writers seem to
have missed the point on this issue, by and large.
In the course of studying this phenomenon it finally became clear that the
only way I was going to really understand it would be to befriend an actual
curandero, and thus I came to seek out and to know Don Martín. I have
since discovered that he is quite famous both here in Ojinaga and in the
San Carlos region, besides having a large following all around the area of
the "diaspora" of the Ojinaga and San Carlos people in the United States.
Read More on
his
website
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